A LL THE FAMILIAR and correct ingredients marked the counter-inaugural antiwar march last month. Banners and buttons, leaflets and posters,

When Richard Nixon took office four years ago, the old National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam planned

D USTY SCHWEICKART. One of the astronauts who will be on the next Apollo flight to the moon, practices Transcendental

A N INCREASING NUMBER of Harvard and Radcliffe students are choosing the undergraduate route to medical school. This rising interest

I T WAS LUNCHTIME on Capitol Hill. As four men strode out of the elevator in the Rayburn Building, they

The 60 Harvard students who spent last Monday and Tuesday lobbying members of Congress on antiwar legislation found their legislators